This hand-carved stone mantel and surround has a classical paneled lintel over beautiful scrolled jambs extending outward. Inspired by the mantel and surround design of the Italian Renaissance.

This hand-carved stone mantel has basic lines and curves, inspired by the Art Deco period.

This hand-carved stone fireplace has a classical style dating back to 17th and 18th century Europe. Simple but elegant in design, with a convex profile.

This stone fireplace design (with mantel) is inspired by the many charming country homes in the Provence region in the South of France. A larger fireplaces opening helps radiate the warmth and light of the fire.

This fireplace and mantel design, from the time of French King Louis XIII, takes on a clean, classical form, with several rich layers of moulding.

Features a concise, square opening with sly rounded corners, like the detailed but witty French writer himself.

The well-rounded opening and cozy dimensions are perfect for a bedroom or sitting room.

The classical Louis XV curves are accented with a shell motif and other subtle ornamentation.

The mantel is wide, welcoming opening evokes images of a roaring fire in the Great Room fireplace of a medieval castle in Burgundy (Bourgogne), France.

This carved stone fireplace and mantel design is from 16th century England. The Tudor design shows a characteristic arched fireplace opening, spanned with a simple mantel with two elegant rosettes on either side.